Lately I've been waiting for some more great Wii games and I just order a bunch online. Yet they where from japan. The line up over there is very very hardcore oriented. I can read some Japanese but some of these games are so good you don't need to read any thing.
Just check out this list of games and make note that the price is way higher the more popular the game is hey but these are import prices. Some times I wonder what happened to all the hardcore importers this gen. There was a reason why japan would sell so many games back then. It was partly on the shoulders of importers.
http://www.jgamers.com/store/home.php?cat=135&sort=price&sort_direction=0&sort=price&sort_direction=1
Sangokushi XI with Power Up Kit
DragonBallZ (DBZ) Sparking ! Meteor
Tatsunoko VS. Capcom Cross Generation of Heroes
428 Fuusa Sareta Shibuya de
DragonBallZ (DBZ) Sparking ! NEO
Fragile Sayonara Tsuki no Haikyo
Fushigi no Dungeon Furai no Shiren 3 Karakuri Yashiki no Nemuri Hime
ChoroQ Wii
Harukanaru Tokinonakade 4 really good game, sleeper.
Sky Crawlers Innocent Aces
Tales of Symphonia Knight of Ratatosk
Kateikyoushi Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! Dream Hyper Battle Wii
vid here http://www.mmv.co.jp/special/game/reborn/wii/dream/cm.asx
http://www.mmv.co.jp/special/game/reborn/wii/dream/
These are some really good games no one has brought up. It's really surprising too. Is the gaming media too elitist or too out of the loop to see fun over seas any more? I don't know but I'm here to help the hardcore thru this gen with some imports and some really good game line up list.
I think I will be doing the same for the HD console as the games that are traditional console games are being over looked. It would be nice to do a 2.5 D shooter like einhander 2 on an HD machine with a budget of 20 million LOL.
Good games to every one and thanks for checking out my first blog post.
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